Hi, Soushi01
Oracle reports earlier than 9i will not recognize CASE statements internally. You could probably get it to work from within the database.
William Chadbourne
Programmer/Analyst
Why don't you write a REF CURSOR package? I had to do it for a Crystal Report that needed to be able to define parameters before the report was run
William Chadbourne
Programmer/Analyst
Hi, IQ
First of all are you running this from the host (application server) or from the client (local PC)?
Regards,
Bill Chadbourne
William Chadbourne
Programmer/Analyst
...date field = To_Date(2004-01-01’,’YYYY-MM-DD’).
• Most importantly, the stored procedure must be able to execute successfully in Oracle’s SQL *Plus utility.
If all of these requirements have been met, verify that the database driver that you are using works with that version of Oracle...
...to select how many "bars" a user wishes to see in a bar graph report.
This is the package spec:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE ANALYTE_HISTOGRAM
/***********************************************************
NAME: LABWORKS.ANALYTE_HISTOGRAM
PURPOSE: In order to use a stored...
I have a package I created to do this for a Crystal Report which I will upload when I get to work. I'll add comments to explain what is going on.
Regards,
William Chadbourne
Programmer/Analyst
Yes, because Crystal will only recognize a table or a view so in order to use a package (Crystal will not work with a procedure) it has to return a REF CURSOR which Crystal will interpret as a table.
Regards,
William Chadbourne
Programmer/Analyst
Greetings,
I am using Crystal 10.
If I have a report open and I want to save as a report with a different name, the name in the window bar in the top left hand corner still has the name of the original report.
I know that if I select File->Summary Info from the menu bar then I can save it...
Hi, Dave
Perhaps I should have been a little more specific. I need a function to do this.
It actually runs from an Oracle form. When the user types the address in and let's say that they type in "Lane" as soon as they exit the form the "Lane" is converted to "Ln".
Thanks,
William...
Greetings,
I need to be able to replace street names with their abbreviations. For example,
123 Maine Street would become 123 Main St
If I use the REPLACE function it replaces all occurrences. For example,
123 Lanes Lane would become 123 Lns Ln
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Greetings,
Not knowing about your first option, I can say that I like using APEX. If you use Oracle 11g or 10g database express you do not need to have a HTTP server as it were. Oracle uses what is calls a "PL/SQL gateway" to handle that.
And the best part is that it is FREE!!
Regards...
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